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The fragmentary text mentions a city event on June 15 involving church, civic groups, and a Lutheran synod debate over a new pew service, with references to a Mercrd market collapse and multiple community figures. The garbled lines reference a concrete incident and ongoing religious discussions.
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Crwriares
Paulo Seetme
Tad Brotherhuend
Loree Ber Sullivan
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Mesina
Lewe Bey Tewkere
Maxpro
Merican
Keliead
Abe Hine
Larhiran Synod
Priesuvau
Lutheran Synod
Useda
Coustry
A Mother's Death in Budde County Incident
Mrs J E Boggees, resident of Budde county, was injured when a rifle discharged while a boy handed it to his mother. The weapon fired into a wall, the shot striking near the lower portion of the building and causing fatal injuries. Authorities report the event occurred days ago and the investigation continues.
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Mra. J. EL Boggees
Budde County
Ile
Qoe
Bautieg
Dynamiting Flares in Johnstown Shakes City Officials
June 15 Johnstown Pennsylvania nervous city as dynamiters explode blasts to clear wreckage. Mayor Phillips asserts mills and offices damaged and blast dangers. Adjutant General Hastings directed a halt. Explosions disrupt Conemaugh area, shattering windows, collapsing walls, alarming residents with no injuries reported.
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Phillips
Dynamitera
Johnstown
John Falton
Cambria Tron Company
Beaver
Hastings
Major Phillips
Conemaugh
Pesseylvania
Odd Fellows* Hall
Kernville
Sunshine Returns After Johnstown Flood Weather Hope
A letter from Vice President Hastings to General Hastings reports sunshine returning to Johnstown after heavy floods. Health surveys begin across the Canemaugh Valley, bodies found, and relief efforts noted. Levi P. Mantox forwards 127 garments from children in Ellersville, asking aid for distribution to flood victims.
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Ellersville
Genegat
Johnstown
American Express Company
Levi BP. Mantox
Wreckage and relief notes from Johnstown disaster
The report describes dam breach dynamics and water pressure failures at Johnstown, with debris rippling the Conemaugh valley. It notes health concerns, pneumonia risks among workers, and the tally of recovered bodies. A long section covers a $300 relief check from President Harrison to support Johnstown sufferers.
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Conemaugh
State Board of Health
Groffeaya
Bedford
Mr. Johnson
Johnstown
Beaver
Johnatown
Washington Fund
Pennsylvania
E. W. Hatroun
Relief Committee
Harrison
Tanner's Pension Office scandal stuns Washington figures
Washington dispatch reports Commissioner Tanner’s appointments and a party graft scheme. Squires, a New York Republican, moved to the Land Office amid ties to a pension agent Lemon to fast track cases. Tanner’s daughter named confidential clerk at $1,500 yearly, sparking criticism of Republican patronage. West Virginia GOP rally and mail route changes note broader political and administrative shifts.
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Register
Washington, D.C
Tanner
Squires
New York
Lemon
Tuoner
Lysies
Mise Tanner
E. L. Boges
Charleston
Johnstown
E. E Anderson
Wardensville
Hardy County
J. H. Wheaton
Tre
Solicitor General
Catholic University
Virginia
West Virginia
Mannington
Seven Pines
Redy Ripple
Lucile
Mount Hoge
Iedy
Toen J Miles
South Carolina Murder Trial Captains Dawson Case
Dawson's life case draws national attention as Dr T B McDow stands trial for the murder of Cap F W Dawson former editor of the News and Courier in Charleston S C. The 26 jurors include 14 colored and public interest grows over potential race based verdicts and law reform debates in the state.
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Cuanceston
South Carolina
T. B. McDow
Cap
F. W. Cawson
Nees and Courier
Corbera
Capt. Dawson
Democratic Party
The Wrecked Dam Inspection Details
Colonel T P Roberts surveyed the Soais Fork dam after its collapse. He reported the lake had been overestimated and the dam was compactly built. He noted failure likely from water flowing over the top and undermining the lower slope, with the lower side having a steeper angle and heavier fill.
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Thoreday
Roberta Save
T. P. Roberts
Soais Fork
Western Pennsylvania Engineers’ Society
Flooded Far The June Freshere Cause Heavy Loss in Jodiaco
In Southern Indiana floods from Wabash and White rivers devastate bottom farms. Many acres of corn and wheat washed away, families and livestock forced to higher ground as rivers rise.
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Jodiaco
Vascusses
Innethoods
Indiana
Wabash
White River
Few More Crumbs Fall to the Faithful Who Wated
The June 15 Washington dispatches report presidental appointments including Wakefield G. Frye named general of the United States at Halifax, Joseph A. Toonard as consul general at Shanghai, T. J. Sweeney to Constantinople, Oliver H. Dockery to Rio de Janeiro, Oliver H. Simons to St. Petersburg, George W. Revevelt to Brussels, Lavie W. Browne to Glasgow, J. T. Yeatts appointed special land office agent, and Robert E. Johnston as swamp land agent. Cadet Young, the sole colored cadet at West Point, failed final exams and will have two months to make good. West Virginia pensions issued and a Seattle bank fire note. The president and Blaine Windom toured via the Restless, and James B. Dean appointed as a ganger at Cincinnati along with vacation season health notes promoting Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
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Maine
Renant
United States
Halifax
Joseph A. Toonard
Minnnesota
Shanghai
T. J. Sweeney
Tudiana
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Constantinople
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North Carolina
Rio de Janeiro
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Colorado
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Pennsylvania
Brussels
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Ohio
Glasgow
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Nebraska
General Land Office
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Washington
Military Academy
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War Department
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Sunday Register
WasatxaTos
Little Kanawha Booming and Lumber Fleets Rise
Immense lumber quantities ready to be floated from Parkersburg West Virginia as the Little Kanawha rises. Estimates place logs and ties across multiple creeks, with Commodore Paden sending about 200,000 ties toward Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Relief requests grow for Clay county miners amid destitution fears. A separate case reports J A Newcombe recovering from an attempted murder claim, alleging a back shooter and property trust disputes.
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W. VA
Bors
Ima
Burning Springs
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West Fork
Spruce Creek
Reedy
Hughes River
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Pittsburg
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Jone
J. A Newcombe
Painesville
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Knott to Start in Chicago Derby Says Sgeyant
Lomaville Ky dispatch reports Sam Bryant said Proctor Knott will start in the Chicago Derby and likely Come To Tow as well. Knott is said to be rounding into form and Bryant plans to leave Lomaville Tuesday morning with ten horses for Chicago.
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Lomaville
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Knott
The Brotherhood of Union Labor Organizes a New Order
The Organization Committe of the new Ishor organization met in Cuiiaco on June 15. J B Barry, president, reported labor groups representing about 7,0 members will join the new order. Barry outlined a government model with local power and limited central authority, allowing state and national branches to operate with advisory power only. Delegates John E Ables of Davenport IA and Geo E Detwiler of Chicago were chosen for the World Congress of Labor to meet in Paris on July 14.
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Ishor
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Barry
Arter
Knights of Labor
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Davenport
Iowa
Geo. E Detwiler
Chicago
Congress of Labor
Paris
A Whisky Insurrection The Last Indian Outbreak Proves
War Department dispatch on a Chippewa outbreak in Minnesota reports that three companies were sent from Fort Snelling to quell trouble after a Mora Station telegram. Captain Stouch will verify animal facts. no fear of a general outbreak remains. cause appears personal.
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Tis
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Aix
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Stouch
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